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The Middle Colonies: Breadbasket of the New World
Gr 3–5—Brief chapters describe when and why each region was settled by Europeans and how encounters with indigenous groups played out...
Bang Bang I Hurt the Moon
This cautionary tale presents the possible repercussions of violence and other forms of mischievous behavior yet also demonstrates how teamwork can help unify and achieve common goals. A good read-aloud and discussion starter for young children.
I Am Hapa!
For those looking to make their collections more diverse and introduce the term Hapa to their patrons, this option fits the bill.-Ramarie Beaver, Plano Public Library System, TX
The Ojibwe: The Past and Present of the Anishinaabe
Gr 3–5—Content in each book is divided into four basic categories: origins, contact with Europeans, contemporary tribal life, and efforts to protect or preserve traditions...
Beautiful
This simple yet empowering story, best suited for one-on-one and small group sharing, is infused with examples of how beauty is defined in many ways.-Melissa Smith, Royal Oak Public Library, MI
As the book recounts the virtues of "beautiful girls," spirited illustrations offer their interpretations: "Beautiful girls move gracefully" describes girls playing soccer, rugby, and wheelchair basketball; "beautiful girls know all about makeup" has the girls covered in stubbly pirate beards. Each new page surprises with its empowered twist on worn-out sentiments, allowing girls to embrace their own brand of "beautiful."
Bingo Did It!
Young readers will fall in love with the mischievous Wisteria Jane and her curious playmate.-Deanna Smith, Mamaroneck Public Library, NY
Teach Me To Forget
A moving tale to recommend, especially to readers who loved Jennifer Niven's All the Bright Places.
People and Places of the Northeast
Gr 3–6—An exploration of the diverse populations, cultures, and geographic features of different regions in the United States...
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